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Attention job seekers! 30+ employers looking to hire at “Discover Your Future” Fall Job Fair in Pasadena
Read full article: Attention job seekers! 30+ employers looking to hire at “Discover Your Future” Fall Job Fair in PasadenaLooking for a new job? Check out the "Discover Your Future" Fall Job Fair in Pasadena that's open to the public.
Department of Labor says Texas Children’s Hospital failed to protect employees after security guard assaulted by patient
Read full article: Department of Labor says Texas Children’s Hospital failed to protect employees after security guard assaulted by patientTexas Children’s Hospital is in the hot seat and may face a hefty penalty after the U.S. Department of Labor said it failed to protect employees from patients.
Houston area lawyer says he believes Texas is going to fight back against the big business vaccine mandate
Read full article: Houston area lawyer says he believes Texas is going to fight back against the big business vaccine mandateTime is winding down for companies with 100 or more employees to get their workers fully vaccinated or tested weekly, as part of a new federal mandate.
City of Houston employees to be required to get COVID-19 tests twice a month
Read full article: City of Houston employees to be required to get COVID-19 tests twice a monthHouston Mayor Sylvester Turner is set to sign an executive order that will require all City of Houston employees to get tested for coronavirus twice a month.
Some HISD employees to see a one-time $750 boost in paycheck as a show of appreciation, district says
Read full article: Some HISD employees to see a one-time $750 boost in paycheck as a show of appreciation, district saysSome employees of the Houston Independent School District will be seeing a one-time bump in their paychecks for the end of May.
‘We have to protect our clientele’: Some Houston employers strongly encouraging staff to get COVID-19 vaccine
Read full article: ‘We have to protect our clientele’: Some Houston employers strongly encouraging staff to get COVID-19 vaccineHOUSTON – With all adults in Texas now able to sign up for the COVID vaccine, many employers are coming up with plans to encourage their employees to get vaccinated. We are 22,000-square-feet and it’s just we have to protect everybody.”For now, at the Rice Village salon, it’s not a mandate for employees to get the vaccine, but they are strongly encouraging it. We have to protect our clientele and we have to protect our business. AdWe’ve checked with several local businesses and most, for now, said they are strongly encouraging their employees to get vaccinated, but not requiring it at this time. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner’s office said the Mayor is doing the same thing; encouraging municipal employees to get the vaccine, but not requiring it.
‘It’s heartbreaking’: Doors at Heights Hospital locked because of nearly $1 million in back rent
Read full article: ‘It’s heartbreaking’: Doors at Heights Hospital locked because of nearly $1 million in back rentHOUSTON – Employees at The Heights Hospital said they couldn’t get into the building Monday when they showed up for work. “We came to work and we were locked out,” said clinical coordinator Barbie Ortega. One indicates more than $322,000 in back rent, and the other indicates more than $948,000 in back rent. She said patients still showed up so staffers took matters into their own hands, treating what they could in the parking lot. The hospital’s website is currently down and some employees said they do not know if they will still get paid.
Houston-area school district gifts $1,000 to most employees for COVID-19
Read full article: Houston-area school district gifts $1,000 to most employees for COVID-19LA PORTE, Texas – The La Porte Independent School District is offering $1,000 to most employees under a resolution approved Tuesday night by the district’s board of trustees. The employees earned the incentive for going “above and beyond their duties and responsibilities” during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the board resolution. Trustees voted unanimously to extend a one-time incentive and retention payment to each employee of the district who was employed by Sept. 8, 2020. Substitutes, temporary workers and employees who are on paid or unpaid administrative leave do not qualify for the payment, according to the district. Employees who qualify will receive the payment by the time the district closes for the holidays on Dec. 18.
H-E-B gives employees $2 raise for their commitment during the coronavirus crisis
Read full article: H-E-B gives employees $2 raise for their commitment during the coronavirus crisisHOUSTON – H-E-B is giving all hourly employees a bonus for their dedication amid the coronavirus pandemic. The raise will support store, manufacturing, warehouse and transportation partners, the company said. Employees will receive a $2 raises effective March 16 to April 12. “Texans rely on H-E-B and we rely on our great Partners,” H-E-B wrote on Twitter. 1/3 — H-E-B (@HEB) March 20, 2020